The New Yorker’s “Fab Morvan Takes Back His Voice”
NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, August 5, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Photo Credit: Jonas Ernst
ON THE HEELS OF THE NEW YORKER PIECE, FAB MORVAN EYES MEMOIR, DOCUMENTARY, AND FRESH MUSIC
Revised memoir Blame It on the Game drops October 2, with the documentary Surviving a Scandal to follow in January 2027
The New Yorker’s “Fab Morvan Takes Back His Voice”
In the wake of this week’s The New Yorker feature, “Fab Morvan Takes Back His Voice,” Fab Morvan is moving ahead with the next phase of his career — releasing an expanded memoir, an upcoming documentary, new songs, and ongoing live performances.
For over thirty years, Fab Morvan’s career has stood as one of pop music’s most enduring and talked-about stories. As The New Yorker revisits that history, the veteran performer is looking ahead to where life has led him and everything that still lies ahead.
“I’m grateful that The New Yorker wanted to revisit my story,” says Morvan. “For me, the journey didn’t stop there. It’s been about resilience, redemption, and continuing to grow as an artist and as a person. Mental and physical health have played a huge role in why I’m still performing today, and I’m excited to share this next stage through my memoir, documentary, and new music.”
The recording artist says his upcoming memoir gives readers a fuller picture of his life and career, offering deeper insight into the experiences that shaped one of music’s most talked-about narratives. He also hopes audiences discover all that came after — including the personal development, creativity, and drive that have marked his life ever since.
Today, Morvan continues to perform for audiences across the United States and around the world, giving fans a chance to hear his voice live. He credits years of commitment to his mental and physical well‑being with helping him rebuild his life and maintain the energy needed to keep performing at a high level. His live shows reflect the resilience, musicianship, and passion that still define his career.
On October 2, 2026, the artist will release Blame It on the Game, a newly expanded edition of his memoir featuring fresh chapters, previously unreleased material, and new perspectives on the experiences that shaped both his professional and personal life. Building on his Grammy-nominated audiobook, the volume presents Morvan’s most comprehensive and personal account yet.
In January 2027, Surviving a Scandal, a documentary produced by ABC/Hulu, will debut, offering an intimate look at his creative process, life on tour, and the perspective he has gained throughout one of pop music’s most extraordinary careers.
Recent film and television projects have introduced Morvan’s career to a new generation. Luke Korem’s award-winning documentary Milli Vanilli premiered at the Tribeca Festival before winning the Grierson Award for Best Music Documentary, while Simon Verhoeven’s feature film Girl, You Know It’s True received the Bayerischer Filmpreis for Best Production. Together with Surviving a Scandal, these works provide a wider view of Morvan’s life, legacy, and ongoing creative path.
Alongside these projects, the multi-platinum artist continues recording new material with longtime collaborator Stacey Grind, with upcoming releases that honor his signature sound while reflecting his artistic growth.
Additional music drops, South American tour dates, and other news will be announced in the coming months.
For more information, visit:
Instagram: @Fabmorvan
TikTok: @Fabmorvan_off
YouTube: @fabmorvanchannel
Facebook: @Fabmorvanfanpage
Website: www.fabmorvanofficial.com
Fanpage: www.fabmilly.com
Leslie Taylor
Big Machine Agency
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